Looking for a classic fall day trip from Seattle? Stocker Farms is bringing back its huge Fall Festival beginning September 19, with Cascade Mountain views and more than 30 attractions for the whole family.
The daily lineup includes the farm’s massive corn maze and u-pick pumpkin patch. Kids can get their energy out on giant jumping pillows, a mega slide, zip lines, cow train, tractor slide, climbing wall, trike track, sport ball arcade, bubble barn, and more. Guests can browse the Pumpkin Barn, take epic photos with the mountain backdrop, and enjoy the farm’s fall atmosphere.
Weekends add even more action, including hay rides, candy cannons, and pumpkin cannons. Extra food trucks and treats will also be available on weekends.
And yes, you’ll want to come hungry. Donuts, hot dogs, and espresso are available every day. On Friday evenings and throughout Saturday and Sunday, the food options expand to include sandwiches, burgers, kettle corn and more.
There’s also a beer garden serving local beer, wine and cider from 6–10 p.m. Fridays and noon–10 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
The Fall Festival runs September 19, 20, 26 and 27, then daily October 1–31, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Feeling brave? Stay after dark for Stalker Farms
Once October arrives, Stocker Farms gets a whole lot creepier. Stalker Farms opens on Friday, October 2, giving brave visitors the chance to go from pumpkins and hay rides to a haunted corn trail after dusk.
Stalker Farms says it’s Washington’s “#1 fan-voted must-see haunted attraction,” featuring original storylines, trained actors, custom costumes and professional makeup.
The 2026 haunt dates are the evenings of October 2–3, 9–11, 16–18, 22–25, 29–31, and November 1.
For a full autumnal day trip near Seattle, spend the day at Stocker Farms enjoying the Fall Festival—then stick around after dark if you’re feeling brave.
